Ohio State Alumni Dinner Draws Eager Lorain County Crowd
Eighty two alumni and spouses gathered for the Lorain County Ohio State University Alumni Dinner at the Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Dr Walloyd Adair presided, officers were elected: Robert Horn president, Earl Lautenschlecer vice president, Miss Mary Brittain secretary, Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr treasurer. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs I D Sefer and Austin O Toole first. Mrs Frank Phelps and Henry Darling second. Angela Knechtges and Paul Hines third.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Elyria
D. A. Baird
Adair Calleed
Austin O’toole
Lorain
Robert Horn
Earl Lautenschlecer
Mary Brittain
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
H. West
St Clair Rebekah Lodge elects officers and holds dinner
Fifty three members gathered for a tureen dinner at I O O F hall before a business meeting. Two applications were read and balloted. Daisy Gault of Lodi attended and gave a report. Officers elected include Nellie Smith as noble grand and Marie Jehle as district representative. A charter was draped for J E Woodruff. Visitors came from Lodi New London Grafton and Oberlin. The Vermilion High School football banquet featured Roy Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Daisy Gault
Lodi
Noble
Nellie Smith
Harriet Gehrke
Marie Jehle
Cora Bemis
Gertrude Wilson
Lizzie Lewis
William Gehrke
Joe Lutz
Nettie Summers
J. E. Woodruff
New London
Grafton
Oberlin
Peach program presented at home of Mrs J D Hand
Mrs J D Hand hosted thirty five Missionary Society members and guests at her Longford avenue home. Donations for the Cleveland Christian Orphanage were gathered under a Christmas tree for later delivery. The program, led by Mrs BE Rowland, featured carols, readings, duets, and a solo, with a social hour afterward. An upcoming Union Missionary meeting was announced.
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Peach
J. D. Hand
J. D
Longford Avenue
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Cleveland Christan
BE. W. Rowland
Paul Wwright
D. A. Baird
Joe
Lillian M
Will Hill
Bowland
Monroe
Robert Shryock Installed as High Priest of Marshall Chapter
Robert Shryock was installed as High Priest of Marshall Chapter. The ceremony included listed officers such as Clement Grand Master and G. B. Hastipes. After installation, attendees enjoyed refreshments and brief talks by Ed Newey and Earl Bell with music from Walter Smith and Mrs. Wilford Bowdler. Retiring High Priest Henry Schultz received a jewel and a watch as tokens of appreciation.
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Robert Shryock
Marshall Chapter
Coeyen
Monroe
Bojen Keoneth Vane
Detoman
Gram’ Vaetes
Clement
G. B. Hastipes
P. H. Pe Fred Sasse
Seerry
E.W. Towlind
Hop
Thosas Reese
Henry Sehuizg
Cty Wests Oe
Ed Newey
Earl Bell
Walter Smith
Wilford Bowdler
R. R. Bovard
Henry Schultz
Fred Sasse
A. C. Schuleman
Brance
Miss Gertrude Jaster Speaks at Round Table Club
Miss Gertrude Jaster head of Hisbee Book Shop in Cleveland spoke at the Round Table Club on Fringes of Literature. The meeting noted a shift in reading trends with increased interest in fiction non fiction gift books and poetry as bookstores attract readers and the book shop becomes a social hub in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jaster
Round Table Club
Round Tale Club
Rockwood
Getrude Jaster
Jaster
Hisbee Book Shop
Cleveland
W. B. Hubbell
C. O. Jaster
Elyria
Margaret Little
Ivor Walk
Hostess Elsie Swartzel Leads Keen Kutter Club Meeting
Mrs Elsie Swartzel hosted the Keen Kutter Club gathering at her Longford Avenue home. Ten members attended and a Christmas dinner followed led by Pickett from the sixth chapter. Division I of the Second Congregational Church met with Mrs H Myers on Nivi street, electing officers and holding a brief session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Swartzel
Keen Kutter Club
Elsie Swartz
Longford Avenue
Wi Pickett
Women Attend Hostess Luncheon at First Congregational Church
The Women’s Association of First Congregational Church held a Wednesday luncheon in the tea room for about one hundred attendees. Tables fed two to eight guests with decorative candles and greenery as members led devotional and Christmas program segments including readings and songs.
Missionary Society meets at United Presbyterian church
Tonight at 7 30 the Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church convenes with Mrs FLA Lawrence at 157 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Circle No of St Pauls church meets with Mrs Kunitz on North Maple street. Various clubs hold meetings and social events at designated homes and streets. A Christmas party hosted by the Women's Foreign Missionary Society featured Ada Hall speaker with tea and cakes served afterward. Grace Lutheran Sunday School elects new officers and plans for observances. A daughter was born to Mrs Katherine Bealt, the baby named.
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The
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Mra. Fla
Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Cirle No
St. Paul's Church
Woodman Hall
Et Yet
Lucille Botamer
High Street
Virginia Fleming
Blaine Street
M. E. Church
0. G. Dunn
Princeton Avenue
Agenda
Broad Street
YLW LC
Allen PF. Fla
David Nxe
Order of DeMolay Mets
Sons of Union Veterans and Anvillary
Daughters of Scotland
Wurst Hall
Clan Robertson
Grace Lutheran S.mnelavy School
Grace Ran
Ur Ehlke
Albert Dorothy Hotow
Am J. Cautle
Leonard Krugman
Etsanis
Catherine McKee
Ivan
Dred Krause
Ielinnum
Arthur Et- Aasheld
Hospital Notes Discharges and Conditions Reported
Hospital notes show protections for Horahons Wilson and Theodore Durkee at County Home. Discharges include Mrs Thomas Linen and Mrs Andrew Palowy. a baby girl born to Mrs John King at Lorain Parkview Cone.
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Horahons Wilson
Theodore Durkee
County Home
Thomas Linen
Parkview Cone
Andrew Palowy
Ieteer Sored
John King
Lorain
Community club meetings and club notices listed
The Second Ward Democrat Club to meet this evening at Koplin's Drug Store. Neighborhood teachers meet Friday afternoon at the Baptist church. Daughters of Liberty meet Friday at 7 pm on odd street. Demolis confers DeMolish degree tonight. Masonic friends welcome. church luncheon Friday at 2 pm. W. ROC meets Friday noon for a dinner served by West Side division. Friendship Club held yesterday. Handcraft group worked on Christmas gifts under Betty Humphreyer and Delores Welsh. O. S. group led by Mary Lou Duffy planned plunkers' tag day schedule. Music group practiced Christmas carols for next Wednesday. Struck led choir. cribes group with Jane Gill planned Christmas supper for next week. Jeanette Strrey and sewing group worked on costumes for the check room at the Christmas co-ed party at Elks Club Wednesday, December 2001. Miss Maraare Jenkins and etiquette group discussed charm and table decorations for next supper. Dramatic group rehearsed with Nancy Borie as director. Elyria Chapter Daughters of American Revolution meets Friday afternoon, December eighth at H. W. Thomas home. Mrs. Will Thomas entertained with help from several ladies. topic "Other Dreams and Accomplishments" continued from November. Edison PTA held a membership contest with two teams led by Mrs. Leo Barnhart and Mrs. Wa Botamer. winning team hosted a luncheon on Lake Avenue. Eagles Auxiliary party at Jensen home featured card party and prizes.
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First Cong IL
Woman's Association of
First Congregational Church
H. G. Hoover
Frank Wharton
J. VanDusen
W. F. Bell
S. G. Shaw
Wl Om, Auld
Mohel Marin
Harry Crandall
Lucy Houserman
A. L. Agate
Eric Chapman
Henry Ingersoll Sr
A. W. Peters
Alex Schiller
W. G. Sharp
M. Braman
Otto Eene
D. W. McLeod
J . G. Curtiss
F. Aa. Er
Ralph
George Gill
H. G. Will Thomas
Davies
H. M. Metea
Robert McWilliame
VanDysen
Ted Oan
Joeph
Mary
Beth
W. A. Knigh
Bbethlehem
Mandy
George Tulk
Alvert
Insang
Association Mear
Nei Cross
Earh
Ach
Heteuo Union
Tehurch
Friendship Club
WLC Lal Gy Mim
Betty Humphrer
Delores
Mary Lou Duffy
Struck
Cribes
Jane Gill
Jeanette Strrey
Elks Club
Maraaree Jenkins
Nancy Borie
Daughters of American Revolution
Elyria
H. W. Thomas
Third Street
Will Thomas
Lorain County
Thomas A. Edison Parent- Teacher Association
Leo Barnhart
Wa Botamer
Bowamer
Accond. Mia and Blewellyn Pend for Light
Mia Blewellyn and Hertha Sere reportedly plead for light amid ongoing city outages. The brief mentions Marie Blewellyn and Mrs Hertha Byte as involved parties seeking restoration of service in a delayed public notice.
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Mia
Marie Blewellyn
Mrs
Hertha
Local Notes and Socials Include Visitors and Visitors
HO IOCALS Men Arthan A Biter of East VEN is at the tyra Cine for care and treatment. WOR Comings visiting in uhfaefty der o a few days J E Dewhurst of south Mid dhe avenue has orepiened from Chicago wi he and ended on three day convention MILK Goat Record Association. He was made a director of the National Association Mr and Mrs J P D Kiser of East avenue have returned from a visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan Miss Theodora Cherha of Lake Wood Wis an overnight guest of Miss Mary Ruth Locke of Ken Yon avenue.
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Arthan A. Biter
East Ven
Tyra Cine
Lakeworst
Uhfaefty
J. E. Dewhurst
South Middhe Avenue
Chicago
Inertonun Milk Goat Record Association
National Association
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Rebekah Lodge
Roy Clymer
Elyria High School
Vermilion High School
Vermilion Congregational Church
ST. Marys
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Hall
Boline
Edward Murphy
Mary Margaret Beaver
Ruth Kelling
Ellen Little
Norwalk
James B. Thomas
Columbus
MR. T. R. Hawkins
le Sears
Axe
Wiatle Cemetery
Carek Florist
Evelyn Tucker
Amherst
la Granse
Brighton
North Eaton
Bernice Oberla
Aurilla Oberla
Louise Price
Wilma Wagner
Elsie Brightwell
Ralph Kelly
Kenneth Brown
Orville Sprague
Max Sprague
Robert Conzlin
la Grange
Carl and
Howard Lansdon
Mildred Shuster
Bes Evelyn Hall
Joseph
Novak
Charles
H. Myers
John Kennedy
Mie
Bartha Worthintton
Ric Hi
Gladys Bilis Detianzpe
Tor
Pes
Schwind's Picture Store
Fred Ernssted
Catherine
Rot
Arterae Nm
Steven
R. E. Jackson
Srt
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
R. E B. Jackson
Washington Avenue
E J. Bond
Elyria Musical Art Society
Mies Ada Hall
Vears
Korea
Feoul
Roy Millpaugh
A. C. Corfman
Mrs. Emll Struck
Emil Struck
Glenwood Street
Jennie Kovacs
Theodore Struck
George O'Shea
Martha Kinsale
Vermilion
Paul Houghtaling
Agnes
M Morse
Hillsdale Enuri
Bridge
Richard Is
Katherine Bealt
Patey
Drees
Ambherst Ho
Second Ward
Democrat
Koplin
Lodi Street
Baptist Church
Betsy Ross Corneil
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Ond Street
David Nye Chaptes DeMolis
W. Roc
West Side Division
iMeers
Ch. A. R
Thomas Home
Eagles
Jensen
Robert Jens
Gulf Street
Pedro
Ree
Son
Y. MC. A
the Woman's Club
the Brown Company Printers Paper Merchants
Lodi St
Miller -Jones
Ali
the Family
Har
Napoleon
Ridgeville Change Hall
Cooks Orchestra
Wildercraft
Norris Juvenile
Della Robia
D. Wilder Ste Broad
Elyria Man
Hudson
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Middle Avenue
Phi. White
Club Soda
Winckles Street
Blue Ribbon
Bowers
Elizabeth Antessex
Stracles
Ditmars
Adams
Ty Vdaine
Fowler
Y Marzaret Barr
Alice Rooselt
Charles S. Brooks
Anthony Adverse
Hervey Aten
HG Weil
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